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Hi @jlledo. I did think about it at some point, but didn't bother to implementing it because I thought it wasn't too important. However, I'd be happy to merge it if you're interested in contributing to it! Let me know and I'll create an issue, otherwise I think I'll keep focusing on other matters first. Thank you! :) |
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Sure, I'm happy to contribute it. |
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My understanding is there exists a convention where RSS readers will accept HTLM URLs, then parse
<head>to look for feed links—see this StackOverflow answer.This feature is convenient because some authors haven't got any visible links to their feed in the page body.
To keep it simple for the user I would parse all
<head>links until at least one RSS or Atom feed has been found. I'll let you decide which one to prioritise if both kinds are present.As for implementation, astral-tl is an HTML parser with just a single dependency on
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